There are a number of meanings behind the title of the Chinese Cultural Dance Performance "Journey." Read more...
Photo: The Chinese Cultural Dance Club will host the 10th annual and entirely student-run “Lotus Steps: Journey” dance performance this Saturday in Royce Hall. Organizers said they hope the event educates audiences about the depth of Chinese culture. The club is composed of eight officers and about 60 student members who have been working since fall to choreograph various dances.
Before rising artist Janelle Monáe brings the dynamic sounds of Afro-punk to Royce Hall today, UCLA alumni the Elevaters and Adam Stern will take the stage, fulfilling dreams they've had for years. Read more...
Photo: Before rising artist Janelle Monáe brings the dynamic sounds of Afro-punk to Royce Hall today, UCLA alumni the Elevaters and Adam Stern will take the stage, fulfilling dreams they’ve had for years.
"Stunt casting" can sometimes cause skepticism, especially when television celebrities are cast in live theater as a publicity stunt to sell more tickets. Read more...
There is absolutely no way to miss the big blue whale, otherwise known as the Pacific Design Center, on Melrose Avenue. Read more...
Chuck Klosterman is best known for his work as a music journalist and pop cultural critic, having worked for "Spin," ESPN.com, and authoring books like "Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs," and "Fargo Rock City." Klosterman will come to campus tomorrow to discuss popular culture and his life as a critic, The Daily Bruin's Devon McReynolds spoke with Klosterman about growing up in North Dakota, the current state of culture and the media, and interviewing ornery celebrities. Read more...
Photo: Chuck Klosterman is the author behind the critically acclaimed novel “Sex, Drugs and Cocoa Puffs” as well as a regular music writer for publications such as Esquire magazine. He will speak on campus tomorrow at Ackerman Grand Ballroom.
I think that making the topic of this column "trash talking" is justified in the "Arts & Entertainment" section because trash talking is an art "“ and a fine one at that. Read more...
The thought of a musical at the Ahmanson Theatre conjures up images of married couples with gray hair in suits and furs, settling down to a quiet evening of entertainment. After the first few minutes of the opening song, rife with double entendres and bawdy stage blocking, it is evident that "Ain't Misbehavin'" ain't that kind of musical. Read more...
